If you've played the Steam Game Festival demo, you've no doubt seen the new Quazadrome arena in action. Here's a look behind the scenes on how is was designed. First, sketches were produced to capture the 1950s retro-robotics theme we were after: [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35779541/6adc8b6e1012ce70c2a24ffdeb3ec4050b224371.jpg[/img] Sketches of the spinning droids which feature in the gameplay were also produced: [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35779541/95a5f6aa0ad56ebe5bf767d0c2206c09bcee15e3.png[/img] Next, colour drafts of the arena were produced: [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35779541/5436dce52a8269873ce989e2387b46180d3c13b1.png[/img] Then, the first pass render was created: [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35779541/20066e976d7c624d042cdd87f61b0c919b03e84a.jpg[/img] For the second pass render, we went for a darker floor: [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35779541/9cb3402c87cf7feaf6e2688314b6758a5fbb774c.png[/img] Then came the final render, with a detailed lighting pass: [img]{STEAM_CLAN_IMAGE}/35779541/b1f7ffcf836d0e22f8fe740e7729df71a022ffd9.png[/img] Aside from the spinning droids, gameplay contraptions in Quazadrome include speed strips and gravity spots.